Stars and Moons Amigurumi
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Overview
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting stars in different shapes and sizes and an amigurumi moon! This tutorial series will teach you how to crochet 6 stars in alternating sizes and shapes, how to sew them together to create toys, and even how to make a smiling moon amigurumi!

Created by
Louie’s Loops
Difficulty
Medium
Time
~ 15 – 30 min per item
What you'll learn
What you'll need
Abbreviations
st
Stitch
FLO/BLO
Front / Back Loops Only
Other Useful Info
Gauge:
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1”
Worked in the Round
The Lesson
Note:

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These time codes correlate to the video for this lesson
Note:
mp = Mini Picot (ch 2, slst in the back loop of the first ch made)
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{ } = Worked in the same stitch
Magic loop
Rnd 1
sc 10 into the magic loop, join with a slst (10)
Rnd 2
ch 2, hdc in the same st, [hdcinc 1] repeat 9 times, join round with a slst (20)
Rnd 3
ch 1, {sc 1, hdc 1} in the same st, {dc 1, tr 1}, {tr 1, dc 1}, {hdc 1, sc 1}, [{sc 1, hdc 1}, {dc 1, tr 1}, {tr 1, dc 1}, {hdc 1, sc 1}] repeat 4 times (40)
Slst in first st made, cut the yarn and pull through. Hide the ends.
04
Sewing Together
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You can sew your stars together to create a thicker more sturdy star. This is a great option for turning these into toys, or using them to hang from a keychain or baby mobile. This is also highly suggested for your larger stars like Star 2 and 3 as it provides a lot more durability to your star (unless you’re sewing it onto an object of course).
To sew stars together, first crochet 2 of identical stars. After hiding the ends of both stars, keep the tail ends long. Line the stars up so that the front is facing opposite ways, and the points of the stars aline. Also try to make the hidden end on both stars as close as possible.
Begin sewing the stars together with a whip stitch using 1 of the two long tail ends. Make sure the stitches align. You can work the whip stitch into both loops of each star, or just the inside loops (front and back loops of either star).
Try to make sure points of your star are not covered up by a stitch as you sew them together.
If you sewed the stars together using both loops of each half, consider going backwards with a whip stitch around a second time in reverse. This can create “V“ seams which mimic a single crochet stitch and might look nicer.
When you return around the star, double knot the two tail ends and hide the ends in by threading them on a darning needle and sewing back into the center of the star.
I also purchased this pattern and the link to the video does not work what so ever. Please fix.
I searched the site and found this to purchase for $0, so was able to download it that way. Please fix the “Download PDF” button for others.
Also, the written pattern for the moon neglects to mention you need to turn each row (pattern says round but should say row); this may confuse some so it should be corrected.
link to download isn’t working.